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	The Carthaggan's 5th Army was deployed to Vraks, in the last years of the conflict. Their forces were few in number, and their deeds went unremembered by all who would speak of Vraks, but the small few who returned home held a special sense of pride, knowing that they had quietly been there, during one of the Imperiums darkest chapters.		The Carthaggan's 5th Army was deployed to Vraks, in the last years of the conflict. Their forces were few in number, and their deeds went unremembered by all who would speak of Vraks, but the small few who returned home held a special sense of pride, knowing that they had quietly been there, during one of the Imperiums darkest chapters.

	The engagements they were involved in were largely insignificant, and almost wholly unnoticed by the forces of the Astartes or the Death Korps, but this mattered not to the Carthaggans; they were content to quietly busy themselves with venturing out into the lesser traveled places in between the trenches, and kill any heretic they could find, or lend what little assistance they could to any beleaguered forces that needed it.		The engagements they were involved in were largely insignificant, and almost wholly unnoticed by the forces of the Astartes or the Death Korps, but this mattered not to the Carthaggans; they were content to quietly busy themselves with venturing out into the lesser traveled places in between the trenches, and kill any heretic they could find, or lend what little assistance they could to any beleaguered forces that needed it.

	In the end, they arrived with a little more than 100,000 combat ready soldiers, and a few thousand tanks. In less than 2 years, as the war drew to a bloody close, the Carthaggan's wearily returned to their ship, and headed back for their home, with just under a thousand tired and broken men still clinging on to what some would call life.		In the end, they arrived with a little more than 100,000 combat ready soldiers, and a few thousand tanks. In less than 2 years, as the war drew to a bloody close, the Carthaggan's wearily returned to their ship, and headed back for their home, with just under a thousand tired and broken men still clinging on to what some would call life.

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	'''c.e.813.M41 - Siege of Vraks'''		'''c.e.813.M41 - Siege of Vraks'''

	The Carthaggan ~~guard~~ were one of the ~~many~~ forces ~~called~~ to ~~arms during~~ the ~~Siege of Vraks~~, to ~~help put down~~ the ~~traitorous renegade militia. They suffered heavy losses~~ with few ~~men returning home~~, ~~but their stubborn refusal~~ to ~~break and continue to hold~~ the ~~line allowed Kreig engineering forces~~ to ~~advance~~ and ~~attack important enemy strong points~~.		The Carthaggan's 5th Army was deployed to Vraks, in the last years of the conflict. Their forces were few in number, and their deeds went unremembered by all who would speak of Vraks, but the small few who returned home held a special sense of pride, knowing that they had quietly been there, during one of the Imperiums darkest chapters.

			The engagements they were involved in were largely insignificant, and almost wholly unnoticed by the forces of the Astartes or the Death Korps, but this mattered not to the Carthaggans; they were content to quietly busy themselves with venturing out into the lesser traveled places in between the trenches, and kill any heretic they could find, or lend what little assistance they could to any beleaguered forces that needed it.

			In the end, they arrived with a little more than 100,000 combat ready soldiers, and a few thousand tanks. In less than 2 years, as the war drew to a bloody close, the Carthaggan's wearily returned to their ship, and headed back for their home, with just under a thousand tired and broken men still clinging on to what some would call life.

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	Long before Imperium of man was made whole, the planet that was to become Hope's Fall was occupied by human colonists, who, over many thousands of years, had devolved into degenerate, feral savages, living in the planets dark forests and worshiping chaotic gods.		Long before Imperium of man was made whole, the planet that was to become Hope's Fall was occupied by human colonists, who, over many thousands of years, had devolved into degenerate, feral savages, living in the planets dark forests and worshiping chaotic gods.

	The Hope was under the ownership of a ~~Rouge~~ Trader dynasty by the name of Carthagga, who were devout believers of the Imperial Creed, and had close ties to both the ''[[Ecclesiarchy]]'', and the ''[[Ordo Hereticus]]''. Needless to say, when they set foot on a planet that would provide bountiful tithe to the Imperium and found it to be harboring savage heretics, the Carthaggan's were none to happy, and decided to [[rip and tear\|remove them in the manner they felt most appropriate]].		The Hope was under the ownership of a Rogue Trader dynasty by the name of Carthagga, who were devout believers of the Imperial Creed, and had close ties to both the ''[[Ecclesiarchy]]'', and the ''[[Ordo Hereticus]]''. Needless to say, when they set foot on a planet that would provide bountiful tithe to the Imperium and found it to be harboring savage heretics, the Carthaggan's were none to happy, and decided to [[rip and tear\|remove them in the manner they felt most appropriate]].

	After dealing with these undesirables, under the leadership of House Carthagga, the survivors set out exploring their new home. Their ship had crashed in what they discovered to be the northern hemisphere of the planet, as was right on the edge of what came to be known as the White Mantle, and massive granite plateau that occupied almost the entirety of the nothern hemisphere. Around their crashed ship they built their first city, simply named Carthagga, and from here they set out, settling the surrounding lands.		After dealing with these undesirables, under the leadership of House Carthagga, the survivors set out exploring their new home. Their ship had crashed in what they discovered to be the northern hemisphere of the planet, as was right on the edge of what came to be known as the White Mantle, and massive granite plateau that occupied almost the entirety of the nothern hemisphere. Around their crashed ship they built their first city, simply named Carthagga, and from here they set out, settling the surrounding lands.
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	Similar to most other Imperial worlds, the culture of Hope's Fall is one that is built upon a rigid caste system, with thick societal lines dividing every group of people.		Similar to most other Imperial worlds, the culture of Hope's Fall is one that is built upon a rigid caste system, with thick societal lines dividing every group of people.

	Most importantly, at the top are the patriarchs of House Carthagga, descendants of the original dynasty of ~~Rouge~~ Traders that owned the trading ship that crashed upon the world in the beginning. The Carthaggans have great economic and political power on their world, and in the surrounding system. The head of the Ecclesiarchy on the planet, as well as the Inquisition are both blood members of the upper Carthaggan nobility, and the planets military leadership answers solely to the throne of House Carthagga.		Most importantly, at the top are the patriarchs of House Carthagga, descendants of the original dynasty of Rogue Traders that owned the trading ship that crashed upon the world in the beginning. The Carthaggans have great economic and political power on their world, and in the surrounding system. The head of the Ecclesiarchy on the planet, as well as the Inquisition are both blood members of the upper Carthaggan nobility, and the planets military leadership answers solely to the throne of House Carthagga.
	On top of this, due to the vast wealth and ancient STC templates recorded in the data banks of the families libraries, they have a number of Imperial Knight titans at their disposal, whose loyalties are sworn strictly to the House, and whose pilots are all members of the Carthaggan nobility.		On top of this, due to the vast wealth and ancient STC templates recorded in the data banks of the families libraries, they have a number of Imperial Knight titans at their disposal, whose loyalties are sworn strictly to the House, and whose pilots are all members of the Carthaggan nobility.

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	==Military Culture==		==Military Culture==

			'' "We stand together, we lie together; we fight together, we die together." ''
			~ Creed of the Carthaggan 5th Army Group

	Similar to most other Imperial worlds, the culture of Hope's Fall is one that is built upon a rigid caste system, with thick societal lines dividing every group of people.		Similar to most other Imperial worlds, the culture of Hope's Fall is one that is built upon a rigid caste system, with thick societal lines dividing every group of people.

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	At the end of the Gulf Crusade, when Tyranid Hive fleets were descending on the sector, a splinter fragment of one of the fleets happened to break off of it's parent, and crash on Hope's Fall. While the actual size of the Tyranid force was small, relatively speaking, it proved more than disastrous for the planet's people. Most of the humans on Hope's Fall had no knowledge of the existence of xenos, let alone ever seen one, and now millions of them were tearing through their land, eating everything and everyone they came across. The fighting lasted roughly more than a decade, and the losses were impossible to count, but the Humans ultimately stood victorious, able to push the xenos back, and cull their numbers so that the people were able to retake their land. Despite this, after the conflict officially ended, small numbers of Tyranid swarms managed to evade death, and still occasionally emerge from the planets forests and caves to harass peasant villages, only to be pushed back by Low Guard Militias.		At the end of the Gulf Crusade, when Tyranid Hive fleets were descending on the sector, a splinter fragment of one of the fleets happened to break off of it's parent, and crash on Hope's Fall. While the actual size of the Tyranid force was small, relatively speaking, it proved more than disastrous for the planet's people. Most of the humans on Hope's Fall had no knowledge of the existence of xenos, let alone ever seen one, and now millions of them were tearing through their land, eating everything and everyone they came across. The fighting lasted roughly more than a decade, and the losses were impossible to count, but the Humans ultimately stood victorious, able to push the xenos back, and cull their numbers so that the people were able to retake their land. Despite this, after the conflict officially ended, small numbers of Tyranid swarms managed to evade death, and still occasionally emerge from the planets forests and caves to harass peasant villages, only to be pushed back by Low Guard Militias.

	~~'''c.e.813.M41 - Siege of Vraks'''~~

	The Carthaggan guard were one of the many forces called to arms during the Siege of Vraks, to help put down the traitorous renegade militia. They suffered heavy losses with few men returning home, but their stubborn refusal to break and continue to hold the line allowed Kreig engineering forces to advance and attack important enemy strong points.

	'''c.e.760.M41 - Trouble over Peril'''		'''c.e.760.M41 - Trouble over Peril'''
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	The 5th Army left a number of guard regiments and inquisitorial militias, as well as a small number of sisters from the Order of the White Mantle, to combat any further insurrection, as well as chaotic cults that were believed to have sprung up throughout the planet.		The 5th Army left a number of guard regiments and inquisitorial militias, as well as a small number of sisters from the Order of the White Mantle, to combat any further insurrection, as well as chaotic cults that were believed to have sprung up throughout the planet.


			'''c.e.813.M41 - Siege of Vraks'''

			The Carthaggan guard were one of the many forces called to arms during the Siege of Vraks, to help put down the traitorous renegade militia. They suffered heavy losses with few men returning home, but their stubborn refusal to break and continue to hold the line allowed Kreig engineering forces to advance and attack important enemy strong points.

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	Hopes Fall is an [[Imperial Worlds#Agri-~~world~~\|agrarian]] [[Imperial Knight\|Knight]] World, lying in some relatively unoccupied chunk of space within the Eastern Fringe. At some long forgotten point in history an ancient [[Rogue Trader]] ship, simply named the Hope was trapped in a warp storm in an unexplored section of space. When it was finally released from the maelstrom it had sustained heavy damage and was forced to crash land on a previously undiscovered world. Over the next several millennia the thousands of people who had survived the crash landing onto the planet managed to build a flourishing society on what turned out to be a verdant and bountiful Agri-world.		Hopes Fall is an [[Imperial Worlds#Agri-World\|agrarian]] [[Imperial Knight\|Knight]] World, lying in some relatively unoccupied chunk of space within the Eastern Fringe. At some long forgotten point in history an ancient [[Rogue Trader]] ship, simply named the Hope was trapped in a warp storm in an unexplored section of space. When it was finally released from the maelstrom it had sustained heavy damage and was forced to crash land on a previously undiscovered world. Over the next several millennia the thousands of people who had survived the crash landing onto the planet managed to build a flourishing society on what turned out to be a verdant and bountiful Agri-world.

	==History==		==History==

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	Hopes Fall is an [[Imperial-Worlds#Agri-world\|agrarian]] [[Imperial Knight\|Knight]] World, lying in some relatively unoccupied chunk of space within the Eastern Fringe. At some long forgotten point in history an ancient [[Rogue Trader]] ship, simply named the Hope was trapped in a warp storm in an unexplored section of space. When it was finally released from the maelstrom it had sustained heavy damage and was forced to crash land on a previously undiscovered world. Over the next several millennia the thousands of people who had survived the crash landing onto the planet managed to build a flourishing society on what turned out to be a verdant and bountiful Agri-world.		Hopes Fall is an [[Imperial Worlds#Agri-world\|agrarian]] [[Imperial Knight\|Knight]] World, lying in some relatively unoccupied chunk of space within the Eastern Fringe. At some long forgotten point in history an ancient [[Rogue Trader]] ship, simply named the Hope was trapped in a warp storm in an unexplored section of space. When it was finally released from the maelstrom it had sustained heavy damage and was forced to crash land on a previously undiscovered world. Over the next several millennia the thousands of people who had survived the crash landing onto the planet managed to build a flourishing society on what turned out to be a verdant and bountiful Agri-world.

	==History==		==History==

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	They briefly fought against the Tau forces, as well as human Gue've'sa, and after a year of seemingly ineffectual combat, both sides agreed to a ceasefire order, with the Tau leaving the planet with any humans that wished to go with them, and in exchange the Imperial forces would not continue to attack the Tau, nor would they enter the local Tau Occupied zones.		They briefly fought against the Tau forces, as well as human Gue've'sa, and after a year of seemingly ineffectual combat, both sides agreed to a ceasefire order, with the Tau leaving the planet with any humans that wished to go with them, and in exchange the Imperial forces would not continue to attack the Tau, nor would they enter the local Tau Occupied zones.

	The 5th Army a number of guard regiments and inquisitorial militias, as well as a small number of sisters from the Order of the White Mantle, to combat any further insurrection, as well as chaotic cults that were believed to have sprung up throughout the planet.		The 5th Army left a number of guard regiments and inquisitorial militias, as well as a small number of sisters from the Order of the White Mantle, to combat any further insurrection, as well as chaotic cults that were believed to have sprung up throughout the planet.